The Oracle: Phi Mu Delta's Membership Manual
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Finances<br />
is eminently unfair for any man to accept the benefits of an organization without, at the<br />
It<br />
members of a chapter must meet the expenses of maintaining and operating<br />
All<br />
chapter, as well as, submit the Initiation Fees to the National Fraternity PRIOR TO<br />
their<br />
A new member must understand that he must pay his chapter and National<br />
Initiation.<br />
obligations promptly.<br />
financial<br />
the event his is unable to meet his bills, he owes it to himself and to the fraternity to find<br />
In<br />
means of obtaining assistance so that he may discharge his debts. It is only by sharing<br />
the<br />
members are expected to maintain high scholastic standing to be eligible for initiation<br />
New<br />
continued membership in the fraternity. All Brothers must remember that their<br />
and<br />
fraternities have been in the forefront in promoting high scholastic<br />
Traditionally,<br />
within their membership. <strong>Phi</strong> <strong>Mu</strong> Delta is no different and stresses the need<br />
achievement<br />
shall be held at least once a week and shall be conducted in accordance with the<br />
Meetings<br />
Constitution and By-Laws and using Roberts Rules of Order. During this time,<br />
Chapter<br />
assignments shall be given and information concerning brotherhood activities shall<br />
weekly<br />
discussed.<br />
be<br />
members are expected to attend all brotherhood meetings and may participate in all<br />
New<br />
with the exception of Initiation votes and discussion.<br />
functions,<br />
are assigned to new members in order to get them quickly and actively involved in<br />
Duties<br />
work of their chapter. <strong>The</strong>se duties must never be ones of servitude; rather, they will<br />
the<br />
rules for the proper use and maintenance of the chapter house are necessary. Its<br />
Certain<br />
must be well kept, and the interior of the house must be kept clean. Rules for<br />
grounds<br />
members should view the chapter house as his house and treat it accordingly. His<br />
All<br />
both in the chapter house, and in public, will always associate him with the<br />
actions,<br />
MEMBERSHIP EXPECTATIONS<br />
same time, being willing and able to assume his share of its burdens.<br />
of the benefits and the burdens that the fraternity can prosper.<br />
Scholarship<br />
primary purpose for attending their college/university is to obtain an education<br />
for good scholarship.<br />
Meetings<br />
New Member Duties<br />
serve to incorporate the new member into the day-to-day functions of the chapter.<br />
Chapter House Rules (if applicable)<br />
gentlemanly conduct at all times are also enforced by the chapter.<br />
fraternity. For this reason, proper conduct is always necessary.<br />
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